AN ARCHIVE OF MAXFIELD PARRISH RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING

AN ARCHIVE OF MAXFIELD PARRISH RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING. A quantity of correspondence between Miss Annie Lewin and Mr. Kimball Daniels. Some assorted items including locks of hair, gloves, baby shoe, etc. which cannot be ascribed to any individual. 1) Important 3-page type written letter with bold Maxfield Parrish signature to Annie Lewin; 2) A hand written letter to Annie Lewin from Lydia Parrish talking about Max; 3) Small collection of original drawings from school by Max Jr. & brother Dillwyn; 4) Hand written ledger belonging to Kimball Daniels detailing work done for Maxfield Parrish; 5) 1911 calendar with Maxfield Parrish’s “Harvester” picture of Kimball Daniels with scythe; 6) Small box of six locks of hair, one purported to be that of Max Jr.; 7) Receipt book of Annie Lewin’s; 8) Edison Mazda lamp tin with bulb; 9) Period book “Poems of Childhood” by Eugene Field illustrated by Maxfield Parrish; 10) Small poster “Century Magazine” by Maxfield Parrish; 11) Six framed Maxfield Parrish prints; 12) Three modern books on Parrish; 13) Box of unused Maxfield Parrish greeting cards; 14) Cancelled check to Mrs. Maxfield Parrish from Annie Lewin Daniels. PHOTOGRAPHS: A group of photographs of the extended Maxfield Parrish family including Maxfield, Stephen, Dillwyn, Lydia, & Maxfield Jr. including beach scenes with a young Max Jr. & other family. OTHER: Included are photographs of Sue Lewin, including one posing for the Florentine Fete mural as illustrated on page 34 of Alma Gilbert’s autographed book “The Make Believe World of Maxfield Parrish and Sue Lewin”; Photograph of Sue Lewin in a white dress; Other family photographs including children & photographs of the Lewin & Daniel families. Some postcards & Vermont related memorabilia of general nature. NOTE: Maxfield Parrish Jr., the celebrated American artist, lived in Cornish, New Hampshire at his home, “The Oaks”, and married Lydia Austin in 1895. Sue Lewin started working at The Oaks when she was 16 years old and became a model for many of Maxfield’s works. She stayed at The Oaks and was joined there by her sisters Annie & Emily. Kimball Daniels, who was to work at The Oaks and pose for “Harvest” courted Sue’s sister Annie. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good, all show use. 9-23747 (3,000-5,000)

Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - Winter 2012

Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

Image	Lot	Price	Description
	1178	$3,450.00	AN ARCHIVE OF MAXFIELD PARRISH RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING. A quantity of correspondence between Miss Annie Lewin and Mr. Kimball Daniels. Some assorted items including locks of hair, gloves, baby shoe, etc. which cannot be ascribed to any individual. 1) Important 3-page type written letter with bold Maxfield Parrish signature to Annie Lewin; 2) A hand written letter to Annie Lewin from Lydia Parrish talking about Max; 3) Small collection of original drawings from school by Max Jr. & brother Dillwyn; 4) Hand written ledger belonging to Kimball Daniels detailing work done for Maxfield Parrish; 5) 1911 calendar with Maxfield Parrish’s “Harvester” picture of Kimball Daniels with scythe; 6) Small box of six locks of hair, one purported to be that of Max Jr.; 7) Receipt book of Annie Lewin’s; 8) Edison Mazda lamp tin with bulb; 9) Period book “Poems of Childhood” by Eugene Field illustrated by Maxfield Parrish; 10) Small poster “Century Magazine” by Maxfield Parrish; 11) Six framed Maxfield Parrish prints; 12) Three modern books on Parrish; 13) Box of unused Maxfield Parrish greeting cards; 14) Cancelled check to Mrs. Maxfield Parrish from Annie Lewin Daniels. PHOTOGRAPHS: A group of photographs of the extended Maxfield Parrish family including Maxfield, Stephen, Dillwyn, Lydia, & Maxfield Jr. including beach scenes with a young Max Jr. & other family. OTHER: Included are photographs of Sue Lewin, including one posing for the Florentine Fete mural as illustrated on page 34 of Alma Gilbert’s autographed book “The Make Believe World of Maxfield Parrish and Sue Lewin”; Photograph of Sue Lewin in a white dress; Other family photographs including children & photographs of the Lewin & Daniel families. Some postcards & Vermont related memorabilia of general nature. NOTE: Maxfield Parrish Jr., the celebrated American artist, lived in Cornish, New Hampshire at his home, “The Oaks”, and married Lydia Austin in 1895. Sue Lewin started working at The Oaks when she was 16 years old and became a model for many of Maxfield’s works. She stayed at The Oaks and was joined there by her sisters Annie & Emily. Kimball Daniels, who was to work at The Oaks and pose for “Harvest” courted Sue’s sister Annie. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good, all show use. 9-23747 (3,000-5,000) Auction: Fine Art, Antiques & Asian - Winter 2012 Please Note: All prices include the hammer price plus the buyer’s premium, which is paid by the buyer as part of the purchase price. The prices noted here after the auction are considered unofficial and do not become official until after the 46th day.

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